Adams’s Sentinel voices opposition to a national bank
In a congressional style address, Andrew Jackson denounces the Bank of the United States, urges suspension of its charter, and advocates reliance on State Banks, while warning against federal overreach into internal improvements. He examines military, naval, and fiscal policy, calls for pension reform, and cautions against consolidating power that could threaten republican liberty.
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